Society Calendar Highlights From June Events
The June social calendar lists a Little Theater meeting at Troy Hamsmons Rocky Mound on Wednesday night, a Ladies Golf Swim Cards and Brunch at Hope Country Club on Thursday, a Centerville 4H cake sale Friday evening, and Wesleyan Guild 2 meeting at First Methodist Church. Also noted are a Walker Garage missionary film, a Tramel Hornaday exchange vows in Broken Bow May 18, and a Builders class gathering at First Baptist with 14 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy’ Hammons
Rocky Mound
the Hope Country Club
Centerville
Rosston Wead
Wesleyan Guild 2
Wesleyan Service Guild 2
First Methodist Church
Sam Andrews
Hinton Davis
Jamie Tadissell
Walker Garage
Raymond Franks
Tramel
Hornaday
Virginia Ann Hornaday
S. Claus
Builders
First Baptist Church
Henry Haynes
Johnnie McCorkle
Arlis Adams
Paul Church
Ray Lawrence
Ben Owen
Leo Hartsfield
Jake Beckworth
Thelma Thrash
Hope Country Club
L. L. Webb
Kinard Young
Severy
E. P. ‘Young, Jr
Brack Schenck
Lile McMohn
Judy Kaye Walker
Lovely Rocky Mound party at Gilbert and Barwick home
In Rocky Mound the Gilbert and Barwick home hosted a social gathering directed by Mrs. Raymond Clarke. Dahlias brightened the rooms while Miss Bright wore a blue dacron dress with a white carnation corsage. Guests, including Mrs. Herman Jones and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels, enjoyed sherbet punch cake and nuts as thirty attendees celebrated the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert and Barwick
Rocky Mound
Raymond Clarke
Miss. Bright
Nila Messer
Raymond Clark
Coming and Going as Visitors in Hope Texas
Mr and Mrs Vincent Foster returned from a trip to Houston Corpus Christi and Brownsville Mr and Mrs Beryl Anthony Jr were guests overnight Monday night Mr and Mrs Garrett Story hosted weekend guests Harrett Ann Paula Paul and Rusty of Greenville Texas Mr and Mrs J M Phillips and Mark of Alabama Mr and Mrs Robert Story and Daphaney of Winnsboro Texas Harrett Ann and Paula will remain in Hope for a longer visit with their grandparents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Foster
Houston
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Beryl Anthony, Jr
Garrett
Story
Garrett, Story, Jr
Harrett
Ann
Paula
Paul
Rusty
Greenville
Texas
J. M. Phillips
Mark
Alabama
Robert Story
Daphaney
Winnsboro
Tex
Income gains in Arkansas exceed national average
Washington AP reports Arkansas personal income rose 33 percent from 1957 to 1962, 12 percent above the U.S. average. Sen. Barry Goldwater cites Commerce Department data showing 15 of 19 right to work states beat the national rate. He notes average wages rose 19 percent in Texas, 18 percent in Oklahoma, and 8 percent in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Washington
Arkansans
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Goldwater
Commerce Department
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Court Ruling Accepted in Congress Court Ruling Accepted in Congress
The Supreme Court ruling banning mandated Bible readings and Lord's Prayer in public schools drew mild congressional reaction. Justice Clark said the decision neutral toward religion and not a ban on studying Bible or religion in an objective secular program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
New York
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Tom C. Clark
Baltimore
Abingdon
Pal
Aveyt Anc
Oun Mena Pluie
Miami
Missing Daughter and Troubled Home in Dorothy Dix Query
A letter reveals a 13 year old girl ran away after suffering at the hands of her stepfather. The writer seeks help as six weeks pass with no trace, and suggests legal action and separation. Advice emphasizes locating the daughter via Missing Persons or FBI, addressing the husband's drinking through Alcoholics Anonymous, and consulting a lawyer for rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Bureau of Missing Persons
F.B.1
Ance
Alcoholics Anonymous
GOPs Debate Civil Rights Plan Split on Business Integration
Senate Biopublicans clashed over Kennedy civil rights package with Barry Goldwater backing a voluntary approach to migration of private firms while Clifford Case urged firm action against discrimination. Dirksen pushed a compromise measure to the Republican Policy Committee as Kennedy prepared to present the broader civil rights package to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Senate Biopublicans
Kennedys
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate Gop
Everett M. Diksen
Illinois
Clifford P. Case
Rnd
Congress
Dirksen
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
Court ruling on Sunday work ban sparks unemployment case
A Seventh day Adventist who lost her job for refusing Saturday work may claim unemployment compensation. Readers note scant congressional reaction to a historic prayer decision, with talk of possible constitutional amendments but little support. Rep. Becker signals push for a First Amendment change citing a court trend to deny the Almighty in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsey
Wes
Congress
Frank J. Becker
R-N.y
Hempstead courthouse civil and chancery docket items
Records from Hempstead courthouse list civil and chancery cases including Cunrtis Conway versus Lula Mae Conway Wanda M. Davis versus Clifford Thomas Davis Delta Dora Jenkins McClellan versus William Oliver McClellan Interstate Securities versus Amos and Alice Powell Oliver Rogers versus National Benefit Life Co Securities Investments Co versus Glen Sundberg dba Sundberg Garage Hiawatha Hendrix versus William A Hardin Sundberg Garage versus Bill Spearman and marriage licenses issued for several couples in Hope Cypress Shreveport Marshall and Spring Valley lists various names and places
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunrtis Conway
Lula Mae Conway
Wanda M. Davis
Clifford Thomas Davis
Delta
Dora Jenkins McClellan
William Oliver McClellan
Interstate Securities
Amos
Alice Powell
Oliver Rogers
National Benefit Life Ins. Co. Securities Investments Co
Glen Sundberg
Dba Sundberg Garage
Hiawatha Hendrix
William A
Hardin
Glen’ Sundberg
Bill Spearman
Philip Michael Morris
Hope
Jo Ann Dupuis
C. G. Tittle
Choice White
James R. Trahan
Cypress
Tex
Land
Birdie
Senate leaders push civil rights bill at luncheon
Ten governors attended the luncheon conference where Senate Democrats Mike Mansfield and Dirksen discussed a bill aligning with most of the administration program. Minnesota's Hubert Humphrey said the plan would outlaw segregation in public places and in firms with annual gross business of 175,000 dollars, strengthen voting rights enforcement, permit AG suits for school desegregation, establish a community relations service, and make the civil rights commission permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Civil Rights Commission
Hearing Aid Giveaway Promoted by Beltone Ads
June issue promotion across Retirement Life Christian Herald Woodman and Presbyterian Life magazines offers a free Beltone hearing aid sweepstakes. A list of winning numbers will be released and Mr. Jack Crenshaw will visit Hope on Friday June 21 at Tarpley Metal from 1 to 4 pm to assist attendees with hearing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retirement Life — Christian
Herald—Woodman OF the World
Presbyterian Life Magazines
Beltone Hearing
Jack Crenshaw
Tarpley Metal
Mr. Crenshaw
Life
Leek
Beltone
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Crow-Burlingame Co
Blevins
DeAnn
Ansley
Barbara Bright
Charles Jones
Hopes Yardléth & le
Harold Hendrix
Hwy
Credit Bureau
Stewart's Jewelrytore
Record Mart
South Main — Hope
Russell
Ou Ria
Stan
Taziiw
Home Furniture CO
Second Street
Hope, Arkansas
Dixie Drive-In
Hope-Hi
Chapman
Charlie Chaplin
Buster Keaton
Aurel & Hardy
Harry Langooh
Mexico
Robin Hood
Cesar Romero
Brian Keith
Charlie
Doun
Canven
Ciel Doan
Geua
Coxe
Federal Land Bank Association
W. C. Hunter
Mgr
E. Third
Texarkana
Dorothy DIX
By Helen Worden Brexing
Violet
Mouse
Hempstead
Helen Worden Erskine
Bells McClure Syndicate
State Line Avenue
Bates
Continental Casualty Company
M. S. Bates
Insurance Agency
P.O
West Second Street
Prospect 7
Redhan
Warren Sewell
Royon
Rephan
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